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| Book | FZJ-2013-00138 |
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2012
Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH Zentralbibliothek, Verlag
Jülich
ISBN: 978-3-89336-829-7
Please use a persistent id in citations: http://hdl.handle.net/2128/4705
Abstract: When the foundations of UNICORE were laid in the late 90’s of the 20th century the "ancestors" intended to create a uniform interface to computing resources for a (small) number of computing centres. Today - in the era of eSciences and large distributed eInfrastructures - UNICORE has become one of the most innovative and major middlewares in Grid Computing serving users around the world. The UNICORE Summit is a unique event for users, developers, researchers, administrators and service providers to meet. They hear the latest news, share their experiences, present recent and intended developments, get new ideas for projects, find partners and discuss the future of UNICORE. The Summit has been held every year since it started in 2005. The 2012 Summit took place at Dresden University of Technology, Germany, on May 30 and 31. Dresden is a modern cultural metropolis with lovely surroundings and important ties to the past. The event was opened with an invited talk by Victor Gene Hazlewood from the University of Tennessee "UNICORE in XSEDE: The Journey Down the Road Less Traveled By", a presentation about the XSEDE project and the deployment of UNICORE on XSEDE resources. In the following, 14 technical contributions gave more insights to various UNICORE development and usage aspects. In addition, there were plenary discussions about various aspects of UNICORE. The main topics focused on the next generation of virtual organisations, data management, and the future ways UNICORE should go, as well as the subjects like "UNICORE and Portals". We would like to thank all contributors for their presentations and papers as well as the organisers of the UNICORE Summit 2012 in Dresden for their excellent work. We are sure every participant will keep this wonderful event in mind. More information about the UNICORE summit series can be found at http://www.unicore.eu/summit/. We are looking forward to the next UNICORE Summit 2013!
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